Stream flows are returning to normal. With no major rains we should be fine to fish. I imagine some areas of the river will have changed. Wild parsnip is out in abundance, watch for it.
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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackSpiked again yesterday. The new normal?
Jaybird
I was there in the thick of it when the rain came. We tied to wait it out but the river began to mud up in only an hours time. That spike was as fast a rise as I have seen on the Kinni in years.
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